What if I Dont Have Enough?: Simple Steps to Sort Out Clutter in Your Life and Your Home

Do you want to discover the real reason behind your clutter identity and ways to fix this?

Issues with clutter are more complex than laziness, procrastination, and unorganized. Often, clutter is not the result of these behaviors or characteristics! Unravel the truth with What if I Don’t Have Enough, a concise but comprehensive guide on how to love your home and life again.

There are superficial reasons why you accumulate clutter. Consumerism culture, keeping up with the Joneses, and FOMO (fear of missing out). However, these reasons are often side-effects of more severe problems.

Finding the reason behind your penchant for piles of stuff is the magic first step in reclaiming your space and inner peace.

Studies show that 80% of our clutter is never used. It’s a manifestation of our subconscious. Its cause might be rooted in general issues such as stress, insecurity, past and present anxieties, or more severe problems such as PTSD, OCD, or phobias.

In What if I Don’t Have Enough, equips you with:

• Discover the reasons behind your clutter • Identify your limiting beliefs and stress triggers • Work through trauma and release regrets • Formulate ways to prevent procrastination • Understand the impact clutter has on your life • Implement practical ways to declutter and maintain the habit

You will be guided through the processes of mental, emotional, and physical decluttering. Decluttering is not a loss; it is a renewal. Once you understand the benefits and experience the changes in your life, your reluctance to find order might turn into a love for decluttering!

Purge yourself of your feelings of inadequacy, shame about the state of your home, and the anxiety created by chaos. Find more time for your family, improve your focus and memory (yes, these are symptoms of clutter!), increase your energy and productivity, and find harmony in life once again.

© 2023 Renata Roberts (Hörbuch): 9780639727660

Erscheinungsdatum

Hörbuch: 12. Februar 2023